'Lilith' by Ado Santana Wins Seventh International Award in Bali

The feature film by the Gran Canarian filmmaker, shot in Telde, continues to achieve success at festivals worldwide.

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The film Lilith, directed by Gran Canarian filmmaker Ado Santana, has secured its seventh international award after being recognized at the 4th Dimension Film Festival in Bali, Indonesia, solidifying its presence in the festival circuit.

Shot entirely in the town of Telde, Gran Canaria, the production has garnered acclaim at various festivals in India, Slovakia, and Mexico. These accolades highlight its direction, innovative narrative proposal, and distinctive authorial approach, positioning it as a significant work in the cinematic landscape.
Among the most recent awards received by Lilith are those from the Makizhmithran International Film Festival in India, where it won Best International Film, Best Direction, and Best Poster. Additionally, at the HEI Film Festival in Slovakia, the film was honored with the Best Feature Film award.
The film also earned the Best International Feminist Film award and a Special Jury Mention at the International Animal and Environmental Film Festival (FICAA) in Mexico, underscoring its social commitment and critical perspective. Lilith delves into profound themes such as identity, social pressure, and the protagonist's internal conflicts, blending elements of psychological thriller with a very personal narrative style.

"It demonstrates that stories born from local experiences can connect with very diverse audiences."

Ado Santana · Director of 'Lilith'
With a notable presence at festivals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, Lilith continues its international journey as preparations for its anticipated release in the coming months are finalized.